Specialty Engineering

read moreHigh voltage apparatus presents risks to high value personnel and equipment that simply cannot be ignored. Protection of complex electrical power infrastructures takes on many forms, including protective relaying, mechanical systems, arc flash, environmental, preventative maintenance testing, and regularly scheduled maintenance/repairs of equipment. Whether you operate, maintain, or own a data farm, paper mill, pulp mill, steel mill, mine, seafood plant, manufacturing plant, distribution center, defense facility, government facility or are an independent power producer or utility you will need a reliable and reputable testing and maintenance company on your side.

read moreSpecialty Engineering was founded in 1981 with the goal of providing our clients with outstanding customer service, reliable testing, and comprehensive maintenance that meets their needs and exceeds their expectations. With over 35 years of experience providing high voltage testing and maintenance services in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, California, Southwest, and even internationally. Specialty Engineering has the ability to find innovative solutions for our clients in areas that range from NETA standards based testing services, to substation apparatus repair, relay upgrades, SCADA upgrades, substation construction services, and much more!

read moreAt Specialty Engineering, our team of high voltage engineers and technicians have extensive experience in every aspect of high voltage equipment testing and maintenance services. Unlike other shops that specialize in high voltage testing for electric utilities, we can test and repair your equipment at your location or at our shop in Vancouver, WA. We have the tools and test equipment to service high voltage equipment ranging from 5kV through 230kV, including oil, air, vacuum, and SF6. If you're experiencing any trouble with your high voltage electrical equipment, our team of experienced service engineers and shop technicians can help determine the cause of the problems and whether any steps need to be taken to prevent costly interruptions in service.